Nathdwara, Rajasthan

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Day 5 contd..


So doing a repeat post on this Little Krishna's abode which was the main reason why I signed up for the tour.


The most powerful Little Child who makes people fall in love with this eternal bliss of God - Shrinath ji.  How fortunate are the people living in here who can have the different darshans of the Lord at different time of day.  Yes all the Arathis are different with beautiful attire and charming smile and different nivedhayam.

Even to stand in front of him is more than enough for anyone.  


History of Nathdwara Shrinathji says that during the reign of Aurangzeb, statue of Lord Krishna was moved from Vrindavan to enshrine it at a safe place. However, when the vehicle carrying the statue passed through the particular spot where the temple now is, its wheels were stuck in the mud.


The priest accompanying the image interpreted it to be an indication from the Lord himself.


People understood that the Lord did not want to move any further. Thereafter, they placed the statue in the Lord Krishna temple, Nathdwara along with proper Vedic rites and tradition. Further, the Nathdwara Shrinathji Temple has three entrances, one (Surajpole) being exclusively for women.

They say there are 2 peacocks snskes and cows near HIM. but my eyes are always on this Little cheerful face of My Lord.  My prayers to him are to remember to see all these too when I get next darshan hopefully.













here is my earlier visit post which has all the details


https://saradaramani.blogspot.com/2019/11/we-were-truly-blessed-to-get-darshan-of.html





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